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Originally Posted by theducks
Windows has 2 types of USER accounts: (a single user system MUST be ADMIN type)
The one without Admin privileges (they just get rejected if they try to install programs or change settings that are NOT theirs).
an Admin type user: This user is allowed to Elevate (UAC) for certain installs or settings.
The real ADMIN account needs boot time action to use. This leaves the whole session elevated
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Ah, I think I understand now. Thanks.